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10-Jul-2015 -
 Spogliati, Protesta, Uccidi!Quartet Records and Gruppo Sugar are pleased to present the expanded program of seventies Morricone cult-score.
Directed by Vittorio De Sisti, Spogliati, Protesta, Uccidi! (aka When Man is the Prey) is a story of forbidden love complicated by racial tension. Samantha is the beautiful daughter of a powerful, conservative American politician who fears that her daughter might be carrying an affair with young social warrior Nat Brook. After the man she loves he kills two people hired to clean up the politically sensitive love affair, Samantha must take sides and choose between her father and lover.
The music by Ennio Morricone is anchored by the theme song “No One Can” with Swan Robinson performing the lyrics of Audrey Stainton Nohra. Apart from Swan’s version, there are different takes using the I Cantori Moderni di Alessandroni, the same choir with an organ or the flute. The variations of the love theme are nicely complemented by more experimental material such as the primitive jungle beats of “Iniziacione ‘72” and “Incubo Femmineo” or the sparse percussion suspense piece “Danza Nelle Tenebre”.
The score was initially released on LP in 1986 by Cerberus Records in the U.S. and was later issued on CD in Italy by CAM paired with the score of Quando l’amore e Sensualità (the other De Sisti-Morricone collaboration).
The current CD features two brand new tracks and restores a previously released cues to its full length with a total of 13 minutes of previously unreleased material. Mastered by Dániel Winkler and Claudio Fuiano from the first generation master tapes courtesy of Gruppo Sugar. The 8-page booklet features liner notes by Gergely Hubai discussing the film and the score.
L'Ultimo Harem
Quartet Records in collaboration with Gruppo Sugar presents the premiere release of an exotic Stelvio Cipriani score.
Directed by Sergio Garrone, L’Ultimo Harem (also known as The Last Harem) stars former James Bond George Lazenby as Prince
Almalarik, a royalty building an extensive harem of European beauties.When his latest acquisition named Sara (played by formed
Bond girl Corinne Clery) convinces him to abandon poligamy, the other wives conspire to get rid of the unwanted competition...
Composer Stelvio Cipriani creates an eclectic score that matches the slightly schizophrenic nature of the movie. The opening “Titoli” establishes the Arabian setting while the past lives of the former wives are brought up with self-contained episodes that range from Celtic-flavored pop instrumental (“Marcetta scozzese”) through contemporary funk (“Harem Funky”) to a crazy saxophone solo (“Disco Sax”) and laid back bossa nova recordings (“Bossa” and “Bossa 2”). The album also includes various versions of “Tema d’Amore” which was turned into a duet between Almalarik and his love.
This CD marks a premiere release for the score, carefully mastered by Claudio Fuiano from the original stereo master tapes. The
8-page booklet features liner notes by Gergely Hubai discussing the film and the score.
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